IEEPA Refund Reconstruction

What this is

Find out exactly what CBP owes you on the IEEPA tariffs, entry by entry.

The problem it solves

CBP is paying out IEEPA tariff refunds after the Supreme Court struck the tariffs down in February 2026, but the rate schedule changed by the week through 2025, including a 145% rate on China entries for five weeks in April and May. Reconstructing that by hand, entry by entry, is exactly the kind of work that gets pushed to the bottom of the pile, while the 180-day protest clock under 19 U.S.C. 1514 keeps running on entries that have already liquidated.

Who needs this

Importers of record who paid IEEPA duty in 2025, customs brokers with multiple affected clients, and consultants building a refund case who need the rate math done once and done right.

What you get

• An entry-by-entry schedule: date, origin, entered value, rate in force, IEEPA duty charged, refundable amount
• Flags for entries in the April 10 to May 14, 2025 China 145% window
• Flags for entries likely already liquidated, with the 180-day protest-by date
• Totals by month and by origin country
• A plain-English summary for the owner or CFO
• A one-page filing note for your customs broker

How it works

• Upload your entry data (CSV, ACE export, or 7501s, up to 10 MB)
• We reconstruct the schedule against the full 2025-26 IEEPA rate schedule by country and date
• Delivered within 24 hours, often within the hour for a clean CSV
• You or your broker files the actual refund claim

What it is not

• Not legal or customs-broker advice, and nothing is filed on your behalf
• Amounts are estimates until confirmed against CBP liquidation data
• Prepared by an AI-assisted process with human review
• If the schedule cannot be produced from what you submit, you are refunded in full